Jamison, Alpha Pierce. [from old catalog] · New York, J. Wiley & sons; · leaf 94
e three dimensions to be considered: (i) length, (2)breadth—both horizontal dimensions—and (3) height—a verticaldimension. Let it be required to construct an orthographic projection ofa cube, the projection to show equal amounts of three adjacentfaces: It is evident that to portray equal amounts of… … Fig. 33 of the proposed arrangement. Having three faces projected,the projection on but one plane is all that is necessary to tell thestory. The vertical plane is the one adopted. Fig. 34 is amechanical drawing of the arrangement, A being a side viewof the cube and V-V a side view of plane V. It…
Mechanical drawing
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